Join illustrative designer Von Glitschka as he deconstructs the creative process to teach you how to develop and create precise vector graphics. The course begins with an overview of his methodology for design and drawing—analog methods that are vital to digital workflows. Next, discover how to prepare yourself and your client for the project by defining the scope and expectations early on. With the creative brief ready and ideation explored, Von jumps into sketching, refining, and creating vector graphics through simple build methods. He continues to art direct the work and conducts digital and physical presentations of the final designs. The last chapter includes some workflow enhancements designed to save you time and conserve your creative energy for future projects.
Topics include: What is illustrative design? Establishing a creative brief Defining client expectations Exploring creative thinking exercises Art directing your drawing Selecting an appropriate style for each project Drawing and thumbnail sketching Discerning anchor point placement Building vector drawings with shapes Presenting your illustrations
author: Von Glitschka subject: Design, Illustration, Logo Design software: Illustrator CS4, CS5 , CS6 duration: 2h 32m released: Dec 21, 2012
